St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-25

future capitol of the state and have it
ready when the state is prepared to
build.
Auditor W. W. Braden-The city?
More manufactures.
Col. Bobleter, State Treasurer-A
larger site for the capitol and new
building.
Ex-G0v. Austin-The city needs some
thing to break up fuel combinations.
Gen. George l.. Becker--The city
needs something TO break up the COM
binations of fuel dealers.
Gen. j. III. Baker, of Oak Cliff Farm
The only thing | can think of at present
is the abOminable street car service and
the necessity of an improvement i'll that
respect.
Secretary Moore-Better street car
service and cable line with ears ON it.
Commissioner Stockenstrom - Cold
weather for the ice palace.
Adjutant Gen. Seeley-Money.
Gen. Chris Notwithstanding to pro-
tect our horses from the cable car
slot"
Insurance Commissioner Shandrew-
Better street car service-cOmpetitiOn l
shOuld say.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Todd
Some substitute for wood and coal
which people who are not milllOnalreS
caIs afford to buy.
Assistant Superintendent rendergast
Manufactures.
ii. T. StevenS-We want more street
cars, a larger union depot and rapid
transit between the cities.
ID. W. IngerSOil-We need better IA
cilitieS for the distribution of merchan-
| disc, also lower railroad rates.
L. Y. Smalley-What we need is
public library like the one in Minneapo-
lis. We also badly need large public
hall, where national conventions or i'm
mense gatherings could assemble. l
think small parlOF in which
could be presented a high class
of comedies, dramas, etc. would take
well here. There is room for more
jObbing houses here. New houses
starting elsewhere are working III our
territory. 1t may not be generally
known, but nearly one-half the whole
sale trade of Montana is controlled by
single Chicago house.
Gen. John B. Sanborn We want
more winter employment for the labor
ing classes: also more manufactures.
j. w. McClung-Weneed money more
! than anytb ing else, also better street
car service and big bank that will lend
| money at per cent, with Sam Mayall
as president. We need q law that streets
must be sixty feet in width. We want
no alleys. They make good receptacles
| for filth and dirt, and serve to good pur
| pose thieves and burglars. We need
| better method for cleaning our side
walks in winter than is at present in
| vogue. 1 would recommend the plan
now in use in the cities Of Rochester,
| \. Y, and Ann Arbor, Mich.
A. ). Talimadge-St. Paul needs to
| husband her manufacturing interests.
| We want an elevated road running be-
tween the cities, with the fare placed
at % cents for the round trip.
DR.. SchifTmann-Wen need better street
car service on DaytOn's bluff.
Or. ". d. Kelly-The city needs a
new jail located at some little distance
from the new county building.
DR.. J. II. Murphy-St. Paul needs a
Masonic temple with elevators, new
| public hall, an ambulance corps to con-
vey the wounded and sick to hospitals,
! and it needs double the number of
| dwelling houses with small rent, SO
| that our people will not be obliged to
move to Minneapolis. We need a new
coupling arrangement on cars so that
poor fellows won't get their fingers
smashed so frequently.
DE-. HOyt-We want new opera
house.
Rev. MEG. Dana-St. Paul, for the
sake of humanity and in token of its
regard for the ends of justice and dis
eliminating mercy, needs a new Jail
built on the most approved pattern now
IN vogue, so that prisoners can be CLASH
fed, the sexes kept separate and reform
atOry methods in administration be pos
sible. She also needs a cOmmOdiOuS
public library building, with large,
well-equipped reading and conference
room, and halls for popular lectures on
scientific and industrial topics, where
mechanics and artisans could obtain
practical instruction that would prove
immediately useful to them.